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  • This civilization was very organized and was thought to have no social...

    Answer posted by besure77 in History.

  • maadhav19

    If we want to look at this topic a bit differently, we might note that...

    Discussion post added by maadhav19 in History.

  • maadhav19

    Some shamanistic traditions also incorporated physical hardship in...

    Discussion post added by maadhav19 in History.

  • Good answer above, and to add an imperial perspective, Japan used...

    Answer posted by brettd in History.

  • China and Japan reacted in very different ways to Western involvement in...

    Answer posted by pohnpei397 in History.

  • treehuggerr

    Compare how China and Japan dealt with Western involvement in the East.

    Question asked by treehuggerr in History.

  • giorgiana1976

    Northern states offered more chances for a normal life in a society in...

    Discussion post added by giorgiana1976 in History.

  • krishna-agrawala

    This question appears to display some kind of misconception about Indian...

    Answer posted by krishna-agrawala in History.

  • giorgiana1976

    USA has a moral duty to intervene where necessary because it is the most...

    Discussion post added by giorgiana1976 in History.

  • giorgiana1976

    According to the holy book there was a garden of eden in the...

    Discussion post added by giorgiana1976 in History.

  • bxhelili

    How was civilization built anew in India and Sri Lanka?

    Question asked by bxhelili in History.

  • In the most modern sense, one can look at the long term division of...

    Answer posted by brettd in History.

  • metafora, Defeat at the hands of the Europeans helped to set off a...

    Answer posted by epollock in History.

  • adragon, Japan had remained closed to the west until 1853. This...

    Answer posted by epollock in History.

  • I assume you are talking about the war that happened in the 1890s rather...

    Answer posted by pohnpei397 in History.

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